App: Ontario Parks

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Q: How does one access settings for this app?


A: As shown in the video...
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Relevant App Background: "The purpose of this app is to highlight the wonderful parks that the province of Ontario has to offer. The app consists of:

- Parks: Placed in 4 organized categories

- Map: GPS enabled to show you how far you are from the nearest park

- BONUS: Create a profile and RATE your favorite parks.


Parks are broken down into 4 categories:


- Central Region

- Northeast Region

- Northwest Region

- Southern Region


Each of the parks below is placed in the appropriate category above:


Aaron, Algonquin, Arrowhead, Awenda, Balsam Lake, Bass Lake, Batchawana, Biscotasi Lake, Blue Lake, Bon Echo, Bonnechere, Bronte Creek, Caliper Lake, Charleston Lake, Chutes, Craigleith, Darlington, Driftwood, Earl Rowe, Emily, Esker Lakes, Fairbank Ferris, Finlayson Point, Fitzroy, French River, Frontenac, Fushimi Lake, Greenwater, Grundy Lake, Halfway Lake, Inverhuron, Ivanhoe Lake, John E. Pearce, Kakabeka Falls, Kap-Kig-Iwan, Kawartha Highlands, Kettle Lakes, Killarney, Killbear, Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater, Lake on the Mountain, Lake St. Peter, Lake Superior, Long Point, MacGregor Point, MacLeod Makobe-Grays River, Mara, Mark S. Burnham, Marten River, Massasauga The, McRae Point, Mikisew, Missinaibi, Mississagi, Murphys Point, Nagagamisis, Neys, North Beach, Oastler Lake, Obabika River, Obatanga, Ojibway, Ouimet Canyon, Pakwash, Pancake Bay, Petroglyphs, Pinery, The, Point Farms, Port Bruce, Port Burwell, Potholes, Presqu'ile, Quetico, Rainbow Falls, Rene Brunelle, Restoule, Rideau River, Rock Point, Rondeau, Rushing River, Samuel de Champlain, Sandbanks, Sandbar Lake, Sauble Falls, Selkirk, Sharbot Lake, Shoals, The Sibbald Point, Silent Lake, Silver Lake, Sioux Narrows, Six Mile Lake, Sleeping Giant, Solace, Spanish River/Biscotasi, Lake Springwater, Sturgeon Bay, Sturgeon River, Tidewater, Turkey Point, Voyageur, Wabakimi, Wakami Lake, Wasaga Beach, Wheatley, White Lake, Windy Lake, Woodland Caribou.


Each park above has the following sub menu headings:


- Profile: Highlights of each park

- Gallery: Photos from the park

- Map: Detailed location where the park is

- Description: Simplified

- Contact: All the contact information available for that particular park


**** Please note that we are not affiliated with Ontario Provincial Parks or any associated government body of Ontario.." ("Ontario Parks", https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/ontario-parks/id576762835)

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Relevant background on Ontario parks: “Ontario Parks is the Ontario government agency in Ontario, Canada, that protects significant natural and cultural resources in a system of parks and protected areas that is sustainable and provides opportunities for inspiration, enjoyment and education.[1] The Ontario Parks system covers over 78,000 square kilometres (30,000 sq mi), which is about 10 percent of the province's surface area or the equivalent of an area approximately equal to Nova Scotia.. Recreational Class Park "typically have good beaches, many campgrounds and lots of outdoor recreation opportunities. Most recreation parks provide services that may include toilets and showers, laundromats, interpretive programmes, playgrounds, boat launch facilities, hiking trails and picnic tables." Cultural Heritage Class Park "emphasize the protection of historical and cultural resources, in an outdoor setting." Natural Environment Class Park "protect the landscapes and special features of the natural region in which they are located, while providing ample opportunities for activities such as swimming and camping." Nature Reserve Class Park "are established to represent and protect the distinctive natural habitats and landforms of the province. These areas are protected for educational and research purposes. Due to the fragility of many of these natural features, only a few nature reserves are accessible to the public." Waterway Class Park "are river corridors that provide canoeists with high-quality recreation and historical river travel." Wilderness Class Park "are large areas left to nature where visitors may travel on foot or by canoe. Offering little if any facilities for visitors, these areas provide the solitude of an undisturbed, natural setting."..." ("Ontario Parks", https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontario_Parks)

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